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Wikis are ways to colloborate with a webpage. You may edit, save and share. You can add images, links, widgets, videos, etc. Wikis are great ways to organize any information. You can create pages on the left hand-side to direct people to other places/pages.
West Shore now has their own in-house private wiki label. Click here for the WSSD Private Label Wiki:
Directions:
- Log onto Moodle with your WSSD credentials. On the left hand side, click on WestShoreWiki.
- If you're looking for a specific wiki, click on "My Wiki" on the top right hand corner. Then search for the name of the wiki. It will ask you to join the wiki to edit it.
- You can also create a new wiki. When your students sign on they can search for this wiki and then become a part of it. Students join wikispaces with their server username and password.
- Students may create their own page on your wiki. Only one student at a time can edit A PAGE. Students can edit different pages of a wiki at the same time.
www.pbwiki.com
Wikis are ways to colloborate with a webpage. You may edit, save and share. You can add images, links, widgets, videos, etc. Wikis are great ways to organize any information. You can create pages on the left hand-side to direct people to other places/pages.
West Shore now has their own in-house private wiki label. Click here for the WSSD Private Label Wiki:
Directions:
- Log onto Moodle with your WSSD credentials. On the left hand side, click on WestShoreWiki.
- If you're looking for a specific wiki, click on "My Wiki" on the top right hand corner. Then search for the name of the wiki. It will ask you to join the wiki to edit it.
- You can also create a new wiki. When your students sign on they can search for this wiki and then become a part of it. Students join wikispaces with their server username and password.
- Students may create their own page on your wiki. Only one student at a time can edit A PAGE. Students can edit different pages of a wiki at the same time.
Here are great examples of wikis:
Write Your Story
Karen Ditzler's Wiki
50 Ways to use wikispaces in your classroom